A North Georgia convenience store, Teddy's Market, has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by Buc-ee's and strip the mega-chain of trademark protections, accusing it of being a trademark bully and fraudulently obtaining its beaver logo.
A federal judge dismissed Alex Murdaugh's lawsuit seeking $600,000 in legal fees from former court clerk Becky Hill, ruling that Hill's misconduct did not cause Murdaugh's defense expenses.
The US Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against Pennsylvania landlord Venkatchalam Mani for allegedly sexually harassing a female tenant and retaliating by ignoring repair requests, resulting in a dangerous furnace fire.
The Manly Warringah Sea Eagles claim in court documents that late rugby league player Keith Titmuss contributed to his own heat exhaustion death by failing to manage his off-season weight and diet, defending themselves against a negligence lawsuit filed by his family.
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Blanche's nomination in a 12-10 party-line vote following debates over his relationship with Trump and a related legal settlement.
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Blanche's nomination in a 12-10 party-line vote following a two-hour debate over his relationship with Donald Trump and a disputed legal settlement.
OpenAI published a blog post rebutting Apple's lawsuit alleging trade secret theft, calling the legal action careless, aggressive, and personal.
OpenAI publicly challenged Apple's trade secrets lawsuit on Monday, releasing internal emails, text messages, and a rebuttal alleging factual errors by Apple regarding former employees and legal communications.
Paramount CEO David Ellison defended his $111bn merger with Warner Bros Discovery in a New York Times essay, arguing that legal challenges from states and writers' guilds are politically motivated rather than antitrust concerns.
Judge Jed S. Rakoff denied the CFTC's emergency request for a temporary restraining order to block New York from pursuing its enforcement case against prediction market operator Kalshi, finding no showing of irreparable harm or high likelihood of success.
Capital One closed Trump's accounts in 2021 due to suspected money laundering, as revealed in a court filing. Trump alleges political motives, suing for illegal account closure.
Capital One disclosed in a court filing that it closed bank accounts held by US President Donald Trump in 2021 after flagging financial activity with characteristics of money laundering. Trump's holding company had sued the bank, alleging the closures were politically motivated.
Kick streamer N3on was involved in a golf cart accident during his IRL livestream at Toronto's Caribana Grand Parade on August 1. An unnamed woman was injured, and N3on faced backlash for leaving the scene, later claiming he wasn't driving and didn't know the driver.
Dutch sprinter Lorena Wiebes claimed her second victory in the Tour de France Femmes in Geneva, extending her overall lead. Despite her success, Wiebes and her SD Worx Protime team are pursuing legal action against the UCI over her disqualification from the Giro d'Italia in May due to an underweight bike, citing a flawed weighing process.
Michigan landowner Susan Miller sued Toll Brothers and other developers in Washtenaw County, alleging ignored property rights, altered water flow, and improper recording of easement changes for a 107-luxury home project with wastewater plants near her 19 acres.
Capital One asked a federal judge to dismiss the Trump Organization's lawsuit, arguing account closures in 2021 were due to a monthslong anti-money-laundering review, not retaliation for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot as claimed by Trump businesses.
Meta's AI-powered smart glasses are dubbed "pervert glasses" due to privacy concerns. Investigations revealed secret filming and human review of sensitive footage, leading to lawsuits, legislative scrutiny, and advocacy group campaigns. Meta updated the glasses to curb hidden recording.
Capital One defended its 2021 closure of Trump Organization accounts, citing anti-money laundering (AML) concerns in a Florida federal court filing. This marks the first time a bank formally linked AML issues to Trump's business, refuting claims of politically motivated debanking.
A U.S. District Judge ruled that Minnesota's ban on apps allowing users to "nudify" images can take effect on August 1, despite a lawsuit from xAI. The judge cited xAI's delay in filing for a temporary restraining order, allowing the law to proceed while the suit continues.
A recent 9th Circuit Court ruling concludes a seven-year class-action lawsuit, Sweet v. McMahon, ensuring debt erasure for nearly half a million federal student loan borrowers defrauded by colleges. The settlement, the largest ever against the U.S. government, will provide over $23 billion in relief.
Ariana Grande's eighth album, 'Petal,' is a moody, dark departure from her previous work, exploring themes of rage, fame, and co-dependence through fuzzed-up production and muted vocals, contrasting with her recent 'Wicked' role and previous album, 'Eternal Sunshine.'
A US judge largely denied SerpApi's motion to dismiss Reddit's lawsuit, which accuses SerpApi and Perplexity AI of conspiring to illegally scrape copyrighted Reddit content from Google search results, potentially setting a precedent for AI scrapers and licensing.
New York state has sued prediction market operator Kalshi, alleging it runs an illegal gambling operation without a license, allows underage users, and avoids taxes. Kalshi argues it's a federally licensed exchange overseen by the CFTC, not states, and that the lawsuit is "political theater."
New York has sued prediction market platform Kalshi, alleging it operates an illegal gambling business by offering event contracts. The lawsuit seeks to halt operations, recover illegal gains, and impose penalties, while Kalshi defends its federally licensed status amid an escalating jurisdictional dispute with the CFTC.
